Linear Bearings

The retainer and steel ball are inserted into the cylindrical outer ring, which is an essential part of bearing manufacture, designed to be fixed with retaining buckles at both ends. The guiding loop on the retainer allows for smooth circulation and rolling of the steel ball, resulting in a seamless linear motion.

The linear bearing, an essential component in the field of bearing manufacture, uses a simple mechanism that effectively utilizes space and is commonly paired with circular axes. As a result, space can be efficiently utilized, making it suitable for straightforward mechanism designs.

Linear bearings can be selected according to different environments, manufactured to meet specific requirements.

The linear bearing is a linear motion component that utilizes steel balls for rotation, featuring a simple structure and enabling smooth linear motion with minimal friction. It finds extensive applications in various linear motion systems, including semiconductor manufacturing, food machinery, and precision machine tools.